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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-01-01

JUDGING from the recent defalcations,
this might be called 1.-THE age Of steal"
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-01-01

A BOOK agent was shot in Texas the 9TH
der day. Let us hear no more about the
uncivilized West.-BoSton Post.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-01-01

AFTER all it is the.bad child that gets the
palm.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-01-01

o. u TO 90 A DAY. Samples worth 3 sc
AEA FREE. Lines not under the horses feet. Write
~ey BREWsTRR SAFETY REIN noLDER CO., Holly, Mich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
THE 1Jrr INSURANCE ssOcIATIoy

The regular monthly meeting of the Life Insurance
Association OF New-York was held $3.50 p yester
DAY at No LAG Broadway large attendance OF repre-
sentative lifo insurance mon was present President
Charles H. Raymond of the Mutual occupied the chair
and Charles T. Dunwel OF the Berkshire acted as secre
tary The most hopeful feeling manifested III regard
10 the future association was voted to hold
the frat monthly dinner the Hotel Brunswick on April
i9 All the indications point large gathering Colonel
a O. Dickcnson OF the New York Life, was elected an
active member voted 10 give the Executive Com
mittee power TO invite representatives OF
the press and daily press tobe permanent hon
orery guests OF association az the monthly meetings
C. NJ Ransom of The Standard, of Boston. referred 10
the great OF the Pioneer Life Insurance Associa
Sop In that city, and stated that the life insurance bust
ness In has doubled since the Boston association
was formed four years Air. Gerrow, OF tho Wash
irrton Life OF this city believed that the New-York
association destined 10 accomplish great deal In
he direction which has set out TO be practically use
lu namely, in advancing 1.-The great interests or lie
insurance" Other speakers made remarks In the same
vein. At the dinner next month large number or
guests from other cities will attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
y,yv KINDS OF INSURANCE RISKS.

px.I,dpe Noah Davis, who has been examining tho
ocoira NJ tho American surety Company ut the re-
e, ~ the surrogate, turned his attention yesterday
- ,,o Fidelity and Casualty Company. THIS CON
W rr "a was organized In leo as tho knickerDocker
s,are ana Accident Insurance Company, Dut four
,rs altcrw ard brincbcd out INTO 80. cral othrr NC
;,ortments ana assumed its present tito. ~ pescn.
,, ,.ntcs "A man honesty vol rs u boiler against
Nv mailing tho life OF q temperate, respectable citLei
- veil as "A plato-glass window. Just how All tnlS
aouId bo done ana IL done, and tho mcthOds en-
lied In doing it, explained III dolall Dy inc
rror,ons officials Of tho company cAamlneL
was flat Of tho Henry salisbury estate. benjamin
~ bancroft one Of tho trustees, dIed frailA ..
Salisbury who was 20 take his place. otcrcd tho
Ioeity and Casualty Company rs his security 10 tho
eItcnt OF SI5O,OUO. Having ordered, the American
surrty Company TO DO examined the surrogate dc-
cideI TO treat characterization III the same way
The officers Of this company also welcomed the over
hauling ~, 49,, ou,,.on, co,.
Quoted the examination. . A..
Capc T. Lo Jeuno. actuary OF tho company, tne
first witness produced statements OF the company
aiTrs from tho WHOM II was fav0rably reported
unon by Referee James McNamcc, IN 1885 10 tDo
resent John VI. Crane, secretary OF the company,
nxnlaincd how policies taken on plato glass
and steam boilers. The salvage obtained from broken
glass he showed, was considerable All boilers IN
ssurI were Inspected quarterly Tho company only
Insured against loss By explosion Now and thcn IL
Tho judicial department was explained by James
4 Hrady. tho other attorney OF the company NJ
tIjsiness he SAID. dono by the company In the
Court II common Ilras. because. no UNDERSTOOD Juiso
Van E,unt objected 10 corporate surety ship.
The examination will be continued tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
NEJVS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
VERDICT IN THE DENMEAD CASE.

The inquest in the Denmead case AZ Sew
wick n j. was resumed yesterday Thomas carey heraVc
digger and neghbor oi the Denmeads stated ha inc h.
time lie saw Cornea Denmead about two weeks beoio
Chrsmas and that time SIZE told him she was SICK
aud her Christopher carey the sou
related his experience win Mrs Den
mead and amncl told errands for them GET
fling cider helping John Zimmerman carry groceries ana
medicines to them. John zimmerman detailed his attempts
10 whether Of the family were dead s VAN On
drawers Intimate he TO secure an entrance ms
pa lint Police which eventually brought abont
The investigation Drs j. W Rice and A. van Nest am~ih
examination and gave an or
Of their findings Howard McShriF M
formed ay that his desire as counsel Tor me
Denmead brothers, that they shond not be brought before
the Coroners Jury The Jury gave tie following verdict;
nnd that Robert Denmead ami Cofnelii Denncai
their deaths date not known to Ms AZ Their ae VI
Commercial ave. In the civ OF New bruhrNlos IN
the County Of Middlesex ~ j. from natural causes ia.
tened probably by not having had tho proper nouoa aenu
Dance during their late sickness"
William in court TO hear tho verdict Nhc
he chaied freely about the case Yes no
said that the missing heir has turned mp
We shall claim and make him prove his
identify shall apply Immediately for jefferson al
ration do not wish 10 show unseeny ha-tc -
tho letters produced ~ III inquest Yesterday mch Net
foun In he said thst his mother and all The FAMILY
wcr in the handwriting Of the dead woman
ami journals mentioned IN the letters are residents
Of Waolb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
MICH LIKE TIE DULL IN THE CHINA SHOP.

INSANE FREAK OF A NEGRO PORTER IN Bhooh'
LYN BOARDING. BOUsE
Tn n sudden freak of insanity Yesterday. Frank
Jobnsou burIy negro porter who was employed In a
fashionable boarding houso at No. IA Remsenst..
Rrooxvn ran amuck among the tables In the dining
room which were just spread for lunch, ana IN the
elegantly furnished parlors. The house IA KEN by
tho Misses Gloucester, two coored women, whose
mother was said 10 be the richest coiorcd woman In
the country when sbe died few wears ago, ana they
succeeded Ter in charge OF the honse IL adloins ne
Handsome clubhouse OF the Hamilton Cluo ana mas
many boarders. 1890, l.,
the noise OF breaking glass and crashing furniture
and the OF the occupants OF inc mousse, anu u
GREAT crowd gathered outside. The boarders ned IN
Tsmav and cked themselves in Their rooms. In the
dinnc room were eight tables set when he BEGAN his
Wild work with q club and they were scattered in
every direction and everything breakaDle including
the gas shades Windows, china gas, ana cn.rs I
on the floor in wild confusion when he STOPPED He
then swept through the parors on the same moor inc
ground glass in the doors was smashed WIN hcaVy
Chair the chan lclers were bent III all directions anu
the vlnbes broken. Articles OF vrtu ana brica-Drac
IN fragments mingled with clocks and pictures on ms
floor No one intericred with the work nntil Poiice
Sergeant Dodge appeared and the maniac was ex,
hausted by his violent exerons; ne query
10 arrest lie said he had objections to heing taken
in charge by policeman, hut no wonld Del nj MN
self against any else. An open knife in his waat
coat pocket was the only weapon he had .
The mattresses of the house refused 10 talk ABOUT
tho Int one of the b0arders said that johnson
had been ployed Tor four month"; rs hrci.'h anu
ortcr and had acted stubbonly and guecrly for some
time. Another servant IN he was ~'phe "'shts ~
,aptry when Johnson entered with cum ana 'oiu
him not TO interfere and then began to knock over the
tables in the diningrOom he prisoner aPPeanIeu
tractabe aud quet Mt the Adams Street f"nce ot"-
ton but gave no explanation oi his strange ac'ons.
lie was held on n charge of malicious mischief ana ms
sanity will be determined. u IL thought tDat %ooV
will cover the damage done by him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
A BarcH or vEroEs FROM TIE MAYOR.

MAYOR Hewitt yesterday sent TO tho Aldermen
nclry q dozen vctocs. tho majority refusing pcrnlS
sion 20 erect stands and otherwise obstrct tho streets
and Sidewalks Tho most important wa- the veto OF
the resolution 90 pay I'll OF II Iis % for expense
incurred los tho Aldermen az the funeral OF fc"r
r. Na-tcr,on. Tho MAY thinks tho amount cAcc>
slvr There u not enough OF last years contingent
81 pcnscs 10 pas tho bill and It "oud fchice the aP'
INFORMATION for The present year 10 TlOi -. Inc
ton for cOachc- and possibly badges are all rlsht
bu. The Mayor objects TO paying for nincGslx pairs
Of gloves Tho charge OF S3lj for flowers and SlnO
for lrlpihg tho chamber h. thinks excessive, VINE
s2e5 for crrossng resolutions l. grossly cNfaVagant
and an unnccc-,aTy innovation. The Mayor also
vctooi the resolution requesting the l"slslature 10
define tho uOWcr- ara dutcs ~ tho Dock Department
over certain .trcot- along the river fronts. lie say
that the necessary power TO control tho department
1, vested IA the Commissioners VI tho sinking Fhnd
and ho does not wish 90 ask the Leg .aturc TO III
tcrfcro with tho local concerns Of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
GENERAL MISSIONER ELECTED.
DR.. GEORGE II. VAN DE WATER. OF BhoohLi"
CHOSEN FOR ONE YEAR.

DIR. GEORGE n. VAN DE WATER. OF bhooAhi''
CHOSEN FOR ONE YEAR.
In the winter Of 1855 an Advent MISSION was nciu
nv nrominept Protestant Episcopal churches LII ILLS
city Mr. Atken and other mission preachers con
nected with tho English Parochial MISSION eooioy
conducted services In Trinity. St. Georges anu o'n.
,hurches introducing methods which had Deem auop"u
WITH succ.ss in nearly ovcry diocese In tho ohi0'u
,,irgdom The work attracted much attention ne'0
.,d On Rroollyn. and was subsequently carrieu Oh
~ sover,l other American cities. Before the MISSION
services wcro closed in this city an American Society
similar TO the English organization was forIncd ui'
,ho patronage Of Bishop Henry c. Potter inS
occtv conducted missions last year In various cies
,'.,,h married. success Its work was largely Oh q
,ontattvo nature but tho results have encouraeed
,ho managers TO establish the system ot paf'eniai
missions on a permanent basis. ,.. -,
On Monday afternoon the Executive committee OF
.A soccty report ii that a fund had peeh raised
,.,, a General Missioner could be appoihtoi AT
salary of "a 900 year. The secre'ary tn' MH irc
ssin' ~ Van do water ID H., was asked 10 rclito
ram tho room His associates then unainhY Vg
,on,cd him General Missioner Tor ore year nPoits
Sts return they adopted memorial 70 inc vcsuy Va
Sc Luke's Church. Brooblyn OF wnlcn no 90, 90 tycvc
ontSs in order TO enable him 70 enter upon . t
The society does not consider IL au'isdDie ~
,n Ccncra Missioner devote himself To tnis nsm
NJ revival labor for lfe but prefers no ,rho 10
,T1Sh Chnrrbmai, recently conducted two weeks
a;sinn in cleveland and tho Bishop OF ONO, HhIch
nhs among tho allow" dioceses OF that comnluhUu.
Sarrlgv commended his methods and work ~, His
,anco ~ the Office will depend upon tho ACTON
~ tho vestry OF the influential Brooklyn CHURCH Vi
,y,i,h hD IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
sr1KY ALDERMEN oBsrRUor BUSINESS

with such Aldermen had 30 special
interest In the general be called to slip
from meeting oenmcs leaving the Board without
suncsut number Of votes pass general order About
hour after the Board met yesterday Mr.. Oakley and MT
Nsnnpcer went out Quietly about 10 follow.
when Quinn presented resolution directing the Ser.
10 keep the members from leaving tho meeting
Without PERMISSION the President This adopted.
When certain Aldermen tried 10 the President declined 10
Then they voted against every motion
Dat made. President Beekman called oePresdent
DIVER chair offered resolution providing that
bar Of the the next meeting for having away
without permission This adopted by majority vote
Bat when cane to passing general orders
being necessary defeated by the
Vho had been kept In like bad boys. They deaf TO
~ appeals MT Mooney called his resolution opacc tho
L1i1S9 Memorial the Governors Tiden
Ihrsry ready, but that met with After
~ And Q hall nHbusteTing the Board adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16

George A. Hettrick, whose IA connected with the
deah OF Fannie NJ Briggs Aaeswonap In his store. which
Lindsay IL investigating has made an assignment OF
In NyTeave for the benefit Of his
CREDITORS His business has run behind for year.
The Union Ferry Company has decided 10 run more boats
afcr Apr tie south Ferry 10 the public
manu They viii be six minutes Roadway instead OF
twelve.
The animal meeting OF the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men
was held Yesterday No "a Satesi Mira d. Cochran road
the report and Mrs ncicn Brseyo presded the
recefs Tor the year 49, &C. and balance iG3 81
Tho ONE has fund of S305Gl ii for new building at
PARK place and Casson ave
The Rev A. b. Prchard OF Pleasant Valley, Y. Y. has
been called the Rev. benjamin stanton pastor Of
The Fort Presby Church ~ salary OF 81 300
He preached the people Sunday Dr. Guy ers church
the Fort Greene church and so
allied 10 call pastor Mr. depart
ure when IL was left greatly in debt
The o Archibald McCullach pastor OF the Ross
Street Church. died yesterday at her home No
bq3 BedfordaNe She hal been Ill only short time She
dauc Alex OF Philadelphia The
the funeral have not yet boon made Mrs
wide circle OF friends her husband 3
church and It, VITO deplore her unt!Inely DEATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
MrsrCuEsTER COUNTY.

PORT CHPsrrR-Iaincs Brothers. CONTRACTOR have ap
ped franchise 10 construct street rail-
road ans OF hufsccars 10 run from Hyrdm
Bridge through tho village Of Rye aud thence TO
Rye Beach.
MI VRRSox-A bill giving authority 10 Supervisor Qrack
enbus sctilencnt with the Manhattan savings
of the matter OF The J. ut Chester bonds
II robbed. been sent
to Albany.
WrsTcIPsTKR William TIL selton. ten. held under
the NeW Haven depot yesterday
until he nearly drowned bY James TaNer fifteen.
with skn- The IOad when quarrel
took place. Taxter sent 10 the House OF Refuge.
SING sIyG.-The Grand Jury after examining The weighing
machine prison Monday took the testimony Of
era physicians 10 tho physical eject upon c9nvcts who
that method unanimousy decided that
the weighing machine good thing for the Prison author.
ltes 10 use upon unruly conyict+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
THE PROTECTED BEEcHER MONUMENT

Hit expected that the project OF erecting statue of
Mr. Beecher by popular subscription In brooklyn will take
definite shape a meeting Friday evening the call
for which has been sighed by Mayor John W. Hunter
Ripley Ropes, Henry Hentz, cx-Judge Reynolds, John
H. Green the Rev Drs. A. j. i. Bchrends j. t. Thomas
and Almon Gunnison, Darwin X. James, d. A. Eoody
General II. W. slocum, :. II. Duryea, the Row j. "
chadwick f. W. Hooper, l.. VI. Shepard, D. A. Ouiniorj
and many Others Churches club societies and other or
CARNATIONS have been invited to send committees OF
three TO the meeting A suggestion for
the statue Is that 1t embody the
sccne depicted by Dr. Hall in his funeral address OF MIR
Beechcr with his about two street urchns George
NJ Chauncey subscribed 500 Yesterday TO the fund
Deacon John T. Howard. OF Plymouth Church said YES
tcrday that talk about getting pastor was en-
tIrely premature IL would be sacrilegious he thought
10 mi Mr. Bcechers place in less than months and
the matter would require careful consideration.
The newsboys OF Brooklyn have adopted tribute TO
Mr. Bcecher. saying:
We knew HIM ell no always kind to u.s. and We shal
Miss him Of Brooklyn whore often s
him comfort and for the friends he hasl
behind and may We all Of all be better because he
lived among us.
Henry Ward Beecher Post, G. A. r. Is talked OF by
W ar veterans IN Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
THE QUESTION or SIGNING WARRANTS.

The Legislature March 10 passed act allowing the
Mayor designate either the president OF the Board OF de
men chief CLERK sign and signed by
the Prior TO tho passage OF the
about 700 warrants had accumulated The act clearly set
forth after passage the Mayor could designate
one 10 sign on March the Mayor designated
the president OF the Board Of Aldermen 10 sign the
When MT Beekman had signed OF thOsc which had
cumnaed the Controller made tho point that he could not
those drawn before the date Of the passage OF tho
act The CITY Chamberlain also doubtful about the mat
II suggested that the date OF the warrants bo
changed this would involve deal ~ labor in
making erasons IN the books Of the Finance Department
Finally agreed that In the OF the dis
pue Mr. Bcekman should append the date which he signed
the This the Corporation Counsel agreed would
solve the difficulty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
ALONG TIE sOEND.

sTANFoRpMrs Patrick Lyon, formerly Of East Bridge.
Of Der husband married a
with whom she removed about
six months ago. oh Christmas day she disappeared II
dragged but trace OF her body found ON
Monday two boys discovered part OF wOmans body the
canal Tho examination leads 10 the conclusion is tho
body OF Mrs. ConnOrs
COS CoBAn unknown man while crossing bridge a short
below Cob yesterday blown on was SEE
yorcy injured and had to bc removed on a stretchcr
RIvERsDRA point Of land extending sound which
had snd fayOIably considered by
Yacht CLUB site for their club house sold
Monday.
BHIDGRPORT-Samue Sanford has presented 10 the RAY
Edgar Enos ~. JOns Church. silver communion set
"A sick IL In adorned with ma
sacred Inscriptions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
nopr or NETWORK TUESDAY. MARCH TO- 1887
ARRIVED

Steamer Saint Adams tBr, Mil"rh Lyerp99i - days
with m is, has sumner Co. Arrived Al inc lar Ut
rt.um.ra promen Mar Southann.
&c Nth mdse and 357 passengers TO oelrchs Co. Ar
rise Az V tect (rl jones' Santos Feb IL. Rio Janeiro
~ , rofe 10 order vessel 10 Busk Jcvons Arrived at
Steamer Eureka Quick Neworeans days, with mse
John Van Sickle ,-,. ra,.o,r,,,o ,a,. Win f,aris.
ton Will mdsc aud passengers 10 VIM oyde " Co Ia,
Steamer Lorenzo u haker whey nooio 'u"''' VIZ" '
TO Bowrlng 4 ArchiDai, ,,,r,.u,or NJ n q aavs
lii ,n,,se and passongers TO Vim clyde Il Co. -
Steamer Roanoke, Couch Newport News aud est foh'
Va with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion IS Co.
suysE1-wiud at s,niy Hook. fresh. NV; clear Al
Caty islana, fresh. INV; cloudy.
Arrive yssterday-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
JERSEY CITY

body OF unknown apparently n German. was
Yesterday the mud at tho rear Ol the Enc TX
press Company stables in Payonia ave.
John Kerrlcan age nineteen Of No - Adams ST. Ho-
while driving coal IA" West Newark ave
crossing OF Tho NewYok Susquclanna and Western lal
road was struck by and fatally injured yesterday
Tho horse was Killed
letter was received yescray from Jennie Dixon: tho
missnp yearOd schoolgirl who c-appeareh from
home The letter addressed TO the gil 3
mother ard Informed that she sorry Tor having lett
begged forgiveness she s1d eho was ID New
with girl OF her and intended tp go INTO
The interior Of the state with another girl and would not
turn home The letter turned over 10 CHIEF of Police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
nh nrrRroK PROPOSED AS Brsuop

The friends OF the Rev. Dr. W. b. Derrick the coored pas
Of the Methodist Episcopal church in suvans are try
10 make bishop OF tho First Episcopal Of the
United States NIL the made by the death Bishop
Cain. The district embraces NewYork, HewJersey Penn.
sylvana New. states Jhs Southern Reeord
weekly published at tanta Ga III tho ntesa OF
the coored people had aleter last week urging pr Derreks
appaintacnt wkchts generally approved by DR..
congregaion bishops selected by tho
that mees Ia May 1883 In Indiana Dr. Derrick has
been connected with toe SuiuyAnst church three He
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16

P.TrRsov- Gibson and RYAN. Irish comedians opened
engagement Monday evening al ihiDns sppes
they here they won consicianc
nooriefy inducing young women 10 follow them az INC
one Of ton was The We OF Gar.
ett Van goncr husband obtained divorce hcfn
Mckee YESTERDAY armed with clp1% went 7" me me arc
and arrested RYAN SUIT for 5000 tor al OF VIC
anoctors destruction ~ Nan wagner domesl' pea.
RYAN cnuld not furnish $1,000 bali Nhrrn Mckee
AZ the matinee 10 tt aiteIhooh' inc
sheriff remaining in the wings ~ the stage.
RtpcTwoon lanes Dcmarost age thirteen instantly
killed on Monday night by freight tram
RtoouELp Florence and Jennie Pancoa-t daughters Of
where driving yesterday when The ot "a
"A Midland ups'iiiug ihe tage
tho occupants 10 the ground severely urlnS
Miss Florence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16

~. sats, pssse.rsrs were unsbe % got inc ioca
Ss,s va scramble for that ihrro were ssss ssrs
y only and nearly hund,sd mere uirleS presess
tns Bosrd and Nj Hauset chairman OF the casuS
mony was given By Captain Bakksr pnsses i
C,o;n HaLE.r siso presented Q Of the Testimonial
sened by peArly all the PASSENGER incuana son"
the effect that inc Noy
had been sormy and that the ocer were 70
their efforts 10 mako tne
gers az possible In the pao "eahei' "o
commis ers dismissed the complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

w. .,asrman c,eary q trial before Judge Barret.
parS noch and Aqnedurt Commissioners meetings.
Hoard OF Education. D. m ,-..ur. On m
S.v Work Metal Exchange annual mcetnf y H. m
Meet,nc OF DR. Futon's Church trustee ot. M
.aw1na thanier of Delta Phi Fifth Avenue oeo- u "
SAm .asr,nn finb No "a Madison ave. 3 p IN c,.
CoIrge OF Veterinary Surgeons commencement ""h"ob
Laboratory, m. ~. Na,{oral Iearue Ley
fneton Avenue opera House. D. NJ; , c,uo, Church
Memorial service for Henry Ward Becchcr' 0"i'o" '
Sp.m. -. ra.t one hundred and.
twenty ffth-St, p IN. ~..,,nn cooner Union
Carriage aud wsgonm makers mass mee'ns ""0P ~
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
NEW SAILING DAY OF THE IyMAY LINE.

NEW SAILING DAY OF TIE ISNAE LINE.
when the british Postms ensra made temporary
Arrangement send the Brish malls BY the Inman North
German Lloyd and Guon lines December J. the Imam
Lane chan sailing day from Newyork from Thursday
- Tuosday since especially since the strikes of the
cnss Hcrezsn and cosbandiers beon
SSrSular abouf Ailipg fTeQuentiy/ ealing
Xrss 3svs IssSr than atcrtisod fs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16

eone,udsd 70 chfrs he sailing day from NsvYf &
dsy The CITY Of wn % tns ar,s vsese c.scn
Line strangers actually without ior ,n a. fs
nsv nsfronsse Tne new will % better LOT
fen Lima the large OF the Cunara Inc
on Sstursy do moi usually intermediate OF NV NJ
N the of tho season. and frequc
sbie 10 tsfe Ali the freight that 10 offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
LONG ISLAND.

CAyLRsIE.-When John Allen. ago thirteen. passing
William Bggss dram shop on sunday night he stopped
by four men whom he knew who asked HIM 10
take drink refused and they dragged In and poured
drinks OF w7key down ms throat until he
had he carried home the house
farmer lac worked IT twenty four hours
restored TO consciousness. Tho four
arrested yesterday
HILIs-John A. Conkln. age twenty four committed
suicide yesterday by hanging himself IN his fathers barn